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How AI data centres affect clean energy and water security As the holiday season begins, many of us are engaging in activities such as binge-watching festive movies, gaming with friends, video-calling family, or even asking Artificial Intelligence (AI) for last-minute Christmas gift ideas. But behind every click, stream, and prompt sits a vast physical system
“Living a moral life in an age of bullies requires collective action; it cannot be done alone. Each of us must organize and participate in a vast network of moral resistance. From this solidarity we will grow stronger. This is what our current moment requires.” — Robert Reich, July 29, 2025. Right after the 2020
“If we do the right things we’ll make money damn near automatic,” said Nike Executive Rob Strasser in 1977. These words are a blaring differentiator in today’s market. An increase in responsible investing and a crackdown on ESG regulations have meant that ESG is no longer just the right thing to do but rather essential
Today’s ESG Updates US Supreme Court Refuses Climate Change Lawsuit: The groundbreaking lawsuit launched over ten years ago has not been reinstated Researchers Discover Recycled Cement Cuts Emissions Without Strength Loss: Princeton and BRazilian researchers collaborate in this new discovery. EU Platform on Sustainable Finance Announced New Report: The EU Commission mandated expert group proposes
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices are increasingly critical for firms in the real estate sector seeking to remain competitive and sustainable in the long term. Growing consumer awareness and tighter regulatory standards have made ESG integration essential for achieving a stronger market position and attracting valuable tenants. Building success with sustainable real estate practices
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Industry Growth Forum (IGF) can change everything for presenters and attendees in the form of crucial new contacts, new partnerships, and especially through additional funding to help propel them forward. The application window to become a presenter for 2023 closes on December 6. “What I appreciate about the Industry
Fires blazing across the Western United States have claimed dozens of lives, destroyed countless properties, displaced hundreds of thousands of residents, and worsened air quality at a time when the coronavirus pandemic threatens respiratory health. The ominous skies are a preview of what’s to come in a world of continued inaction on climate change. What
Once they’re able to understand expected shifts in production, livelihoods or environmental outcomes, farmers can adapt resource management strategies and be better prepared to manage risks. Built around the largest agricultural meta-analysis to date, ERA is designed to support science-based decision-making and the identification of locally adapted but scalable options. What do small-scale farmers, private-sector investors,
In dealing with past human rights abuses and upholding standards of respect for human rights, the Gambia’s transition from an abusive regime to a democracy must also entail justice for victims of gender-based violence. The most illustrative example of addressing sexual violence as a part of the democratization of society occurred last month when 23-year-old
Populism is dangerous and puts public health and the economy at risk. But it is hard to resist. Populist politicians thrive on fake news: it is so much easier to fuel people’s emotions if you feed them fabricated news of imaginary crises. Italy is a harbinger of things to come in liberal democracies. It is
Alex Strohl is a Madrid born, French photographer whose work is characterized by his extraordinary existence. Instead of creating contrived scenes, Strohl creates authentic moments, continually blurring the lines between work and life. Strohl’s photography has been featured in prestigious publications such as Forbes, Vanity Fair, and Gentleman’s Journal; his client lists includes dozens of
The Western Sahara scandal. The last colonial war in Africa is still unresolved, in spite of over 40 years of efforts on the part of the United Nations. A people has been destroyed, its rights to its native soil confiscated, half of its people living in refugee camps – three generations now that have never